That’s not universal. For instance, last week I got help writing a bash script. But I hope they’re helping lots of you in lots of ways.
That’s not universal. For instance, last week I got help writing a bash script. But I hope they’re helping lots of you in lots of ways.
How do you know if it doesnt benefit a student? If their work is exceptional, do you assume they didnt use an LLM? Or do you not see any good code anymore?
It replaces the work required to research and think about the problem. You know the part where you’d normally learn and understand the issue at hand
I mean, they don’t generally keep their use of chatgpt a secret. Not for now, anyway. Meanwhile, the people who do well in the class write their code in a way that clearly shows they read the documentation, and have made use of the headers we’ve written for them to use.
In the end, does it matter? This isn’t a CS major, where you can just BS your way through all your classes and get a well paying career doing nothing but writing endpoints for some js framework. We’re trying to prepare them for when they’re writing their own architecture, their own compilers, their own OSses; things that have 0 docs for chatgpt to chew up at spit out, because they literally don’t exist yet.